Sentence examples similar to qualification impairment from inspiring English sources

Although it is subject to dispute and qualification, the distinction between biological impairment and social limitation is relevant to many normative and policy issues, especially those concerning the choice between measures that modify the disabled individual or alter his environment.

A comparison of our findings with those published by the Italian group and American centre showed that, despite the increasing availability of the procedure, the qualification of children with CNS impairment for gastrostomy is still postponed in our country, the number of patients is underestimated, and the laparoscopic method is practically not in use.

Analyses of attrition between SPARCLE1 and 2 identified non-responding families to have higher levels of parental stress, lower educational qualifications and their adolescents to have milder motor impairment.

Barriers to finding work include the fact that people with a visual impairment are less likely to hold educational qualifications, while they also face discrimination by employers, and a lack of awareness of help available.

RNC began to offer its first Higher Education (or university level) qualification in January 2010 with the launch of the Certificate in Higher Education: Working with People with Visual Impairment Programme.

Impairment, maybe?

The qualification?

"There is severe impairment".

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My qualification?

I met that qualification.